Aniruddha Pathak Poems

Half closed eyes and unheeded plea,
Safe on the banks and seeking ease,
Looking at things seldom to see,
Man hopes to enjoy still high seas;
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If a full moon looks stunningly handsome,
So be the new, if only in mind's sphere,
So be the crescent, all phases that come,
All Nature's made has a beauty so rare.
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A man that weighed function over form
Went to a doctor his nose to norm,
To doc to his job rose
And fixed him doggy nose
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On losing chastity belt's sole key,
She called in fire-fighters to get free.
Chopped chuckles, subdued smiles
Audible still from miles,
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A kitten from somewhere when came
In a house of one living lone,
And resigned to have no one else,
Happy but with the skin his own;
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Dreaming dreams does man live for morrows,
With shadows of the past wrapped he goes,
Lost of will in life's woods,
And wearing blinds he broods,
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If I love you no more on morrow's date,
Would you still be indulgent to me, dear?
I ask, for, comes from same mint love and hate,
Reality is not what may appear.
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A Samurai to a Zen Master went,
Unhappy, Zen, not sword, claimed more esteem.
Look, Moon has silvery lustre, no scent;
Now look at rose that ever fragrant seem.
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Nor is man poor, nor is he meek,
What's a few notes and coins but dross?
A mental block, success nor loss,
Forget O mind beliefs so freak.
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Ah lovely, what a marvelous piece?
We oft say when we see
Anything of beauty;
Yet, daily we see this world of His,
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